You can bet the farm that Coach Few & Staff are now focused like a laser on Kevin Pangos. Kevin has been likened to Dan Dickau, and a person I trust mentioned Stockton. Needless to say, Gonzaga wants him bad. Kevin is fairly set on redshirting so in that regard he fits the 2011 class perfectly, with Gary Bell Jr. and Kyle Dranginis manning the guard spots under the tutelage of Carter and Meech for a year. We'll be in good hands in the backcourt for a long, long time.
There are some terrific backcourts shaping up in the west with Arizona getting Nick Johnson and Josiah Turner, and Norman Powell just committing to UCLA, to mention only two schools. Some outstanding talent out west. UW and ASU are two others who stand to be very good.
However, as the 2011 class of Zag guards mature and gain experience over the next few years, I, personally, would be comfortable putting them against anyone, anywhere. They are all high hoops IQ, under control, ideal fits for Few's system, great shooters, great passers, just solid all-around.
But that all hinges on getting Pangos to Gonzaga.
Also, not to get too far ahead or to derail this post, but I think it's obvious to say Few & Co. are going all-out now for 2012 prospects: Tebbutt, Spencer, et al.
But most of all, the Push for Pangos is in fullcourt press mode.
There are some terrific backcourts shaping up in the west with Arizona getting Nick Johnson and Josiah Turner, and Norman Powell just committing to UCLA, to mention only two schools. Some outstanding talent out west. UW and ASU are two others who stand to be very good.
However, as the 2011 class of Zag guards mature and gain experience over the next few years, I, personally, would be comfortable putting them against anyone, anywhere. They are all high hoops IQ, under control, ideal fits for Few's system, great shooters, great passers, just solid all-around.
But that all hinges on getting Pangos to Gonzaga.
Also, not to get too far ahead or to derail this post, but I think it's obvious to say Few & Co. are going all-out now for 2012 prospects: Tebbutt, Spencer, et al.
But most of all, the Push for Pangos is in fullcourt press mode.
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